Until the end of the show, Park Shin-hye's "Miss Hong" tension is at its peak..1st place in all channels at the same time

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With only two episodes left before the end, "Undercover Miss Hong" depicts the stories of characters with a variety of narratives.

tvN's Saturday-Sunday drama "Undercover Miss Hong" (directed by Park Seon-ho, Na Ji-hyun / scripted by Moon Hyun-kyung / Planning Studio Dragon / Produced by Celltrion Entertainment, Studio Dragon), which aired until the 14th episode on the 1st (Sun), continues to rise until the end. On this day, the viewership averaged 11.8%, 13.1%, 12.3% in the metropolitan area, and 13.9% in the paid platform integrating cable, IPTV, and satellite, recording its own highest rating, surpassing double digits for two consecutive weeks and topping all channels at the same time. tvN's target men's and women's 2049 ratings also proved their unwavering No. 1 class on Saturday and Sunday, ranking first in all channels including terrestrial broadcasting. (Based on paid platforms integrating cable, IPTV, and satellite / provided by Nielsen Korea)

The characters with their own stories in "Undercover Miss Hong" are active in their respective positions, raising the interest and tension of the play to its peak. In particular, as Park Shin-hye (played by Hong Geum-bo), who newly led the Yeouido Pirates, reached out to Shin Jung-woo (played by Ko Kyung-pyo), Shin Jung-woo's bare face and sincerity, which had previously been hidden, were gradually revealed, adding to his persuasion.

Shin Jung-woo had a long-standing relationship as Hong Geum-bo's senior, lover, and fellow accountant. Disappointed by his actions nine years ago, Hong Geum-bo turned his back on him, and this remained a huge wound for the two when a fellow accountant involved in the incident took his own life. Shin Jung-woo, who has been appointed as the new president of the Korea Securities Co., quickly recognized the real identity of Hong Geum-bo, who disguised himself in the Korea Securities Co., Ltd., and added tension by maintaining a strange distance by constantly putting brakes on his undercover operation but not exposing it or forcing it out.

In fact, Shin Jung-woo had a different purpose. He planned to join hands with foreign investment firm DK Ventures to acquire a stake in Korean citizens' certificates and then devour the company. Watching the domestic economic situation, he predicted the IMF crisis to come, but took no action and quietly cooperated with Hong Geum-bo's actions to restrain Korean citizens' right to submit false accounting reports to receive public support from the government. However, his sincerity, which had always been concerned about Hong Geum-bo's safety, was revealed even as he rushed toward the final goal of taking over the Korean citizens' right. Shin Jung-woo, who was worried that Hong Geum-bo would be involved in a big noise, continued to persuade him persistently, and eventually met with Yoon Jae-beom (played by Kim Won-hae), director of the Securities Supervisory Service, and hoped that Hong Geum-bo would no longer be dangerous.

When asked by Kang No-ra (played by Choi Ji-soo), Shin Jung-woo has been living with guilt that he couldn't protect Hong Geum-bo nine years ago, and if he still has emotions, he said, "No. I don't want to repeat my regrets," he replied, expressing his determination not to repeat the same mistake. Finally, as Hong Geum-bo planned, he was fired from the position of president of the Korean citizenship certificate, accepted the offer to scout the Yeouido Pirates, and actively helped recapture the Korean citizenship certificate slush funds and secure stakes. In addition, he directly contacted Chairman Kang Pil-beom (Lee Deok-hwa) on behalf of Hong Geum-bo and made provocations, helping to imprint the threatening presence of the Yeouido Pirates.

As such, Shin Jung-woo has rapidly emerged as a key figure in the face-off with the Korean citizenship and is positioned as a strong supporter of Hong Geum-bo. It resonated with viewers as it turned out that he had a unique belief in him, who had been pursuing Siliman, and that his sincerity to protect Hong Geum-bo was firm despite the concerns and conflicts arising from the incident nine years ago. Attention is also focused on Shin Jung-woo's future performance, who is drawing three-dimensional changes.

tvN's Saturday-Sunday drama "Undercover Miss Hong" will air its 15th episode at 10 p.m. on the 7th (Saturday).

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